Giada Fall 2026

Gabriele Colangelo returned to the Giada runway with a sensual, tactile Fall 2026 collection that felt less formal than previous seasons. The lineup emphasized comfort and craftsmanship, featuring soft cashmere knits sometimes blended with silk and wool, glossy shaved shearling coats, and even curly shearling handbags as cuddly as a cockapoo. Colangelo described the collection as intimate, aiming to create fabrics that felt as good against the skin as they did to the eye, such as a long white fuzzy wool coat with yarn worked by hand to resemble fur.

Texture played a starring role throughout the Giada collection. Chenille appeared in sweaters and knit dresses with bold, structured shoulders, while a black coat and slipdress showcased 3D orchid embroideries done by hand using traditional Chinese techniques, nodding to Giada’s owners, Redstone Haute Couture, based in Shenzhen. Other pieces were more minimal but equally refined, including a sleeveless high-neck leather dress and matching coat, a deep V-neck cardigan with gold buttons, and a sweatshirt-style knit with elastic gathering at the waist. An oversized gray sweater paired casually with a sheer pencil skirt featuring the house’s signature orchid motif balanced luxury with ease.

Silk dresses with scooped backs and batwing sleeves, along with flat shearling coats, carried a discreet elegance that was amplified in motion on the runway. Giada’s Fall 2026 collection felt modern and wearable while retaining the house’s signature sophistication. Through texture, handwork, and subtle detailing, Colangelo reaffirmed that Giada is a house where tactile beauty and understated sensuality coexist, making each piece as memorable on the body as it is in the imagination.